If those judgements were landlord related, that tenant should not have been allowed to lease your house.  

I second all of @Cooper Raines comments.

-"notice of assessment lien"  I think this is for not paying the HOA (He claims he did pay the HOA) about 3k-"transcript of judgement"  It looks like he owes a credit union 16kFor what it is worth, he has hired a lawyer to try to get out of his debts.Are the following assumptions correct?

If I remember the "new" system it was much like how LA does it (Sell tax lien, 3 year redemption period, once redemption period expires file suit to quiet title and get a judgement.) 

> Military husband/wife buy new home, divorce, stop paying note and hoa> Husband is erroneously removed from title by tax appraiser, HOA forecloses on wife, I buy home at auction> Now I am on title, wife and husband on note, bank cannot foreclose because husband is protected by SCRA > (more on this in the above post, but husband does not want the house back)A while after moving in I discovered water damage inside a wall where rain has been getting in due to needing a new roof. 

In Louisiana you get a judgement that quiets title against everyone you named in the suit.

You guys do nothing, you shouldn't get these kinds of benefits"It's a lot easier to type about how easy something is, then to go try it for yourself and make an accurate judgement. 

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Certain states do not allow your primary to be foreclosed upon for other judgments (for example I believe florida is one of those states) - they can still get a judgement against you for the delta though.But yes this is a concern that every person should realize, which is also why you see many of us here on BP telling people to make sure they have adequate down payment and reserves before they get into something they have never done before.

Maybe the roof blows off in a storm before the end of its service life and all of the roofers are charging double and triple rates, and if you don't replace it the rain will come in and destroy your ceilings and your renters will leave and you will not have anyone as a customer for your business because the interior is destroyed.